Cat and Fox

Better late than never, and still fresh, a new episode of Cat & Fox reaches you! Find out how the dub of Space Dandy measures up as Burr finally catches an episode of it. We also deal out impressions of another 2013 anime, Arpeggio of Blue Steel, the Bravely Default demo and more. We continue our viewing of Henneko on Anime Night, forging ahead through its chaotic storyline. Cat vs. Fox has a new lovemaking device for you. Ironically, you'll learn to describe what this podcast is not on our Language Share. Our news continues the language theme with some English words you might not have known had Japanese origins, a new JRPG that uses the power of kisses, and a Namco cult classic being revived by WayForward.

Burr reviews Max: The Curse of Brotherhood and revisits Sonic Lost World post-patch to start things off on this episode. After fanboying over Naruto and the new episodes of Kill la Kill, we turn to more serious matters, like the Robocop remake coming out soon as well as the flagging fortunes of the Wii U and what can be done to revive it. Henneko continues to charm us despite its weird siscon tension, but it'll give way to a second try at Super Milk Chan on Anime Night as we celebrate Hect's birthday! Cat vs. Fox pits weird flavors of toothpaste against a gay themed manga cafe. Learn how to ask "When?" in our Language share segment. Find out how Japan is getting ripped off among other things in our news segment, in which we get real for a bit as well.

Find out if Burr still thinks Space Dandy is well.. dandy after a 2nd episode. Gaming Kickstarter pioneer Broken Age (a.k.a. Double Fine Adventure) gets reviewed as well, and an enlightened discussion of Japanese history is ignited after Cat reviews the 2012 film, Emperor, prompting DerrickH to call in. After Kitsune defends a challenge of her loyalty to America, she shares her thoughts on Marvel's Civil War, Anchorman 2, and Kill la Kill! We reach back into the past with The Vision of Escaflowne as our latest challenge to Henneko on Anime Night. A helmet you can sit on and a new love hotel service feature on Cat vs. Fox, while Language Share teaches you how to get your Game of Thrones meme on in Japanese and Spanish. And finally, our news segment focuses on a new candy store in Tokyo we're extremely jealous of!

Ring in the New Year with a new episode of Cat & Fox! We're back to share our holiday experiences as well as our listeners, including Burr's impressions of Space Dandy, 2014's first big anime debut, and Kitsune's review of Telltale's latest masterpiece, The Wolf Among Us. Anime Night features our last pick of 2013, Henneko, up against the latest MMO show, Log Horizon. Learn how to celebrate the turning of the calendar again with our Language Share refresh. Cat vs. Fox is all about fashion, lingerie and umbrellas in particular! All this and news in a special return episode!

Burr explains why Kill la Kill is all about getting naked, becomes a graphics whore for Ryse, and shares the excitement over the 3DS sequel to Zelda fan favorite Link to the Past. Kitsune tells us all about the huge 2.1 patch to FFXIV:ARR, and dishes out on all the guild drama. She also finally gets around to seeing The Fast and the Furious, lol wut? We close out the year by pitting two of 2013's new hits against each other for Anime Night: Kill la Kill and Henneko. Speaking of which, learn how to order your minions during Language Share, while Cat vs. Fox features a cat burglar and a hikikomori.

Burr finally wraps up Steins;Gate with his thoughts on the ending, then reviews Senran Kagura Burst and Starbound. We give our first impressions of Kill La Kill, and Kitsune raves about Despicable Me 2 after being unimpressed by the new Kiki's Delivery Service live action trailer. Learn how to describe your favorite holiday cookies in language share. Ever wish you could take your virtual date out for crab, or play with Sailor moon in the bedroom? Then check out this week's Cat vs. Fox! Jon Stewart's secret hentai obsession, Attack on Titan porn?!, and crazy movie titles round out our news segment.

Tune in as Burr and Kitsune review Monaco, Lego Marvel Superheroes, Man of Steel, and more together! Cat vs. Fox likes furry butts and it cannot lie, and doesn't mind being punished for it either. We'll teach you the language of fun in our educational segment. Find out the weirdest way being an otaku can cause a trip to the slammer and why Gundam's creator hates Attack on Titan in our news segment! Xenocore also calls to contribute to our discussion of why Japan's live action adaptations aren't always up to snuff, as we take a look at the new Haganai movie.

Be thankful we're here with another episode of Cat & Fox! Burr reviews his brand new Xbox One (and it's listening, kowai desu!), Tearaway for the Vita, and Super Mario 3D World, before delving futher into Steins;Gate. Kitsune talks more PS4 and sinks her teeth into Assassin's Creed IV. We teach you how to say you're shy in Language Share, and Cat vs. Fox has more bad behavior and booze for you! Geek out over the new Persona game announcements with us and hear our thoughts on the Katy Perry controversy in the news segment.

It's the Cat & Fox 50th episode spectacular with video, giveaways, and more! Burr and Kitsune reminisce about their path to ultimate otakudom to change things up a bit. Greatness no longer awaits as we get our hands on the Playstation 4 and review the launch. Will Ladies vs. Butlers continue its streak on Anime Night? Find out how to celebrate number 50 with us in language share. Cat vs. Fox calls a truce so that both can party to the fullest! All this and more on a very special episode!

Burr tells us which part of the Sonic cycle the new Wii U title Lost World falls on. Kitsune explains why Monsters University is not like the four year institution you went to. Anime Night has the listeners choosing between Ladies vs. Butlers and eroge seiyuu anime, Koe de Oshigoto. Meanwhile Cat vs. Fox shows you a nice quiet hiding place to game and the best way to take a hot soak on the go! Language share allows you to complain about how hard learning Spanish and Japanese is. Find out how Microsoft is going to get us otaku to switch back to Internet Explorer and what makes one Japanese high school's culture day unique in our news segment.